Prophecy list of 1962 seniors outlines futures
The text lists dozens of seniors predicting varied futures from sports and space to teaching and journalism. Names include John Boyd, Jackie Hicks, Tom Johnston, Gary Davis, and Don Johnson among others, with destined roles in baseball, spaceflight, nursing, entertainment, and public service.
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John Boyd
Jackie Hicks
Tommy Johnston
Gary Davis
Don Johnson
Kenneth Feist
Connie Butler
Suann Henson
Darlene Hightower
Sylvia Woods
Connie Walker
Joyce George
la Gene Johnston
Hong Kong
Hax Harelik
Stanley Rauhut
Tom Brightman
Earth
Harold Perkins
Sherry Robinson
Joe Cuthbertson
Larry Puller
Central Park
New York City
Billy Evans
Randell Mull
Proctor
Karen Pattillo
Harvard
Mac Kirkland
Frank Hall
Las Vegas
Linda Rutherford
Yukon
Sherri
Ronny Rush
Jerry Strube
Miami
Kathryn Grayson
Ramonia Cottrell
Macy's
Phyllis Swindle
Beverle Smith
Brazil
John Dudley
Jimmy Wilkerson
University of Texas
Johnnie Ruth Coulter
Sharon Durham
Radio City Music Hall
Lewis Rambo
Peace Corp
Presbyterian Notes at First Presbyterian Church
Dr Bax ter Greer delivers sermon The Ties That Bind at 11 am with Jackson Bowers as guest soloist. No evening service due to Baccalaureate at the High School. Dr Greer granted leave for June 3 and 10 to attend the 150th anniversary of Princeton Theological Seminary in New Jersey.
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Baxter Greer
First Presbyterian Church
Uhat
Jackson Bowers
Dr. Greer
Greer
Priceton Theological Seminary
New Jersey
Princeton University
National Honor Society At CHS Has Profitable Year
Comanche High School and the Stephen F. Austin Chapter of the National Honor Society report a productive year with two induction ceremonies. Officers for 1961-1962 included President Tom Brightman and others. new 1962-1963 officers list Dicky Dickson as President and John Caton as Photographer, with all members to hold offices.
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Comanche High School
National Honor Society
Stephen F. Austin
Tom Brightman
Darlene Hightower
Connie Butler
Karen Pattillo
Sueedlan Loudermilk
Ruth Robertson
NHS
Sidney High School
Sidney
John Glenn
Ottie Cox
Comanche
Sherrian Loudermilk
Nancy Caraway
Sharon Durham
Sherry Robinson
John Dudley
Karen Pattillo Receives Hardin Simmons University Scholarship
Karen Pattillo, a graduating senior ranked third with 95,763, is named as recipient of a partial scholarship to Hardin Simmons University. The ESA has also selected Karen to receive a recurring semester money award from the sorority.
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Karen Pattillo
Hardin Simmons University
The
ESA
Karen
FFA Boys Complete Shop Projects in Arch E Boyd
Arch E Boyd's entrance cabinets showcase work by freshmen and sophomores. Sophomores used walnut from Stew ard's Sawmill near Comanche and Leon River bottom timber, with rough wood showing grease from hard work. Four mahogany cabinets were bought locally. Twenty one freshmen built and finished pastel bookshelves for home use. Sophomores will install their entrance cabinets in prominent spots at home.
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FFA
Arch E. Boyd
Steward
Comanche
Leon
Comanche High Names 1962 Senior Class Officers
Comanche High School elected Jerry Todd as class president for 1962 63 on May 17. John Huett and Hank Durham were candidates. Mary Ann Cloud and John Huett were chosen as Teenage Council representatives. Todd, a three year football letterman and former Spanish Club vice president, heads the class. Mary Ann Cloud joins council along with other class members to plan next year’s activities.
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Comanche High School
John Huett
Clarence Huett
Hank Durham
Gilmore Durham
Jerry Todd
Plez Todd
The
Jaycees
Mary Ann Cloud
Mary Ann
Arrowhead
FHA
FTA
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